Sentence examples for ethnic dissatisfaction from inspiring English sources

There are Muslims in the west of China and Buddhists in Tibet, for both of whom religion is also an expression of national or ethnic dissatisfaction with the Han Chinese.

Aside from ethnic tensions, dissatisfaction over the economy is playing a role in the unrest.

Sex and ethnic differences in body dissatisfaction indicate that it is an aspect of self-definition that supersedes actual body weight.

11 12 Perceptions of body weight are, in part, influenced by external factors including cultural norms and social preferences as it has been observed that Asian women have less body dissatisfaction than other ethnic groups.

Despite the economic benefit they can obtain, what is much more important is the relational sacrifice they have to undergo: by living outside the enclave, immigrants experience a sort of isolation from their ethnic group that may lead to dissatisfaction.

Dissatisfaction among immigrants and ethnic minorities can emerge if there are cultural differences in expectations and health beliefs (also called explanatory models) between the patient and professional.

No significant difference in this self-reported dissatisfaction was noted between the ethnic groups; as shown in Table 2, a total of 46.5% of the Assyrians/Syrians and 51.0% of the Swedes reported dissatisfaction.

Now, ethnic tensions are again rising, driven in large part by dissatisfaction among the country's Indians, who have mainly lost out in the long battle of all three ethnic groups over power, privilege and religion.

Himmler and Phleps largely prevailed and created the division as they saw fit causing grave dissatisfaction among the NDH leadership, particularly regarding its ethnic composition.

But diplomats and United Nations officials are already warning that he will have to find ministers from among the ethnic minorities to join his cabinet in answer to the widespread dissatisfaction.

In the face of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the urgent need to transform the planned economies of socialism to the economy of the free market, the political elite of ex-Yugoslavia found a way to convert the growing social dissatisfaction of the late 80s and early 90s into ethnic hatred.